Technology
A 340-Megawatt Data Campus Asks Port Meridian for Twelve Years of Tax Relief
Northline wants the old Kestrel Works parcel. The Channel Flats wants to know what happens to the substation, the aquifer, and the bill.
Contributor
Camille Orth
Culture
The County Is Moving Its Legal Notices Online, and Two Weeklies Do the Math
A 6-3 commission vote saves $214,000 a year and removes roughly a third of the revenue holding up the region’s smallest newsrooms.
Technology
Lantern OS Wins the City’s Sensor Network Contract
A quiet infrastructure firm beat larger bidders by promising open data exports and on-prem control for traffic and flood gauges.
Culture
The Net Loft Gallery Reopens With a Show About Working Hands
After two years of structural repairs, the waterfront space returns with portraits that refuse nostalgia.
Travel
Self-Guided Architecture Walks Map a Century of Port Meridian
A free booklet and audio trail link warehouses, civic buildings, and the quiet modernism people walk past daily.
Politics
School Board Begins a Fraught Boundary Redraw
Enrollment shifts and a new building force lines that parents treat as destiny.